UBCM supports expanding free transit to youths under 18

skip to main content

UBCM supports expanding free transit to youths under 18

Transportation was top of mind on day 4 of the UBCM conference Thursday, with municipal leaders passing a vote in support of free transit for youths up to 18 years old.

Latest Videos

NHL Highlights: Oilers 7, Canucks 3

NHL Highlights: Oilers 7, Canucks 3

Connor Brown found the back of the net twice and Connor McDavid contributed a three-point effort to lead the Edmonton Oilers past the Vancouver Canucks 7-3.

8h ago

Climbing the CN Tower in support of United Way Greater Toronto

Climbing the CN Tower in support of United Way Greater Toronto

More than 6,000 people are climbing the steps of the CN Tower this weekend to raise money and awareness for the United Way Greater Toronto. Rob Leth reports from the top of T.O.

8h ago

Plaintiffs push to include scathing report exposing anti-Black racism in class action lawsuit

Plaintiffs push to include scathing report exposing anti-Black racism in class action lawsuit

An emergency motion was filed to introduce a report exposing anti-Black discrimination within Canada’s federal public service. Rhianne Campbell explores how this could tip the scales in the $2.5 billion class action lawsuit.

8h ago

Langara College instructors' union concerned about increasing layoffs

Langara College instructors’ union concerned about increasing layoffs

The union representing instructors at Langara College says its qualified instructors are at risk of losing their positions as the result of a decrease in revenue from the new international student enrolment cap.

Most Popular Today

Langara College instructors' union concerned about increasing layoffs

Langara College instructors’ union concerned about increasing layoffs

The union representing instructors at Langara College says its qualified instructors are at risk of losing their positions as the result of a decrease in revenue from the new international student enrolment cap.

Class-action lawsuit certified over deadly Winters Hotel fire

Class-action lawsuit certified over deadly Winters Hotel fire

A court has certified a class-action lawsuit against Atira, BC Housing, and the City of Vancouver over the deadly Winters Hotel fire in 2022. Kier Junos hears from the lead plaintiff in the case, who is a former resident.

Trudeau talks port labour dispute, housing, and U.S. partnership during Vancouver visit

Trudeau talks port labour dispute, housing, and U.S. partnership during Vancouver visit

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau weighs in on the current labour dispute at B.C. ports, the Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund, and future partnerships with the new American administration in his visit to Vancouver. Joe Sadowski (@SadowskiSays) reports.

Negotiations to resume in B.C. port lockout

Negotiations to resume in B.C. port lockout

Foremen at B.C.’s ports are set to resume negotiating with their employers on Saturday as a lockout that began Monday causes anxiety for businesses across the nation.

Burnaby girl with chromosomal disorder gifted Taylor Swift tickets

Burnaby girl with chromosomal disorder gifted Taylor Swift tickets

Dec. 8 is going to be an Enchanted night for one girl from Burnaby as Rogers has gifted her tickets to Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour.